lenses vs photoshop

[pepponeskie]

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kung naa ka sa tight budget, palit nalang ug 18-250 nga lens sa sigma dayun edit ka ug maau sa photoshop...



lightroom ra akong gamit ky di ko kamao ug photoshop, gawas tingale ug naay .atn ky isa ra ka pislit.

[Leartes]

and so we bought this NIKON D90 with 18-200 ... just a day ago... and were taking it out into the streets, under the bridge, over the seas and above the clouds. we will be taking tons of pictures... and probably spend the next few years to come mastering the art of real photography... without the aide of digital manipulation through PS...

[tackielarla]

Ako photoshop lang ko kay di ko kaafford anang mga lenses inyo gimention diha. Heck, picasa lang ko kay libre.

[alucard_x]

Apil sad ko hatag akong opinion para ma-lawgaw imo huna2x ( Joke ra) .Guessing from the lens your eyeing for is that your into Portraiture/Photojournalism photography, sakto ba? But I agree with the most people here that lahi ra gyud ang fast/good quality glass compared sa PP. Yes its a good practice to get it right on the camera first. Cause it will save you tons of time in PP.

But it dose'nt hurt man pod to be good on both Photography and Photoshop.

[P-Chan]

+1 ko sa katong spend less time editing and more time shooting.. It's such a great feeling to know that you got the picture right than fixing it..

if you are serious about photography you should invest on a good lens.. I got a 50mm f/1.8 after a month I started photography more than 2 years ago.. and now it's still attached to my cam..

[nowayL]

Murag nasaag raman cguro ang TS ani kay wala naman gyud motubag ... hehe

Para nako mas maayo nga mopalit ka ug mga nindot ang lenses nya mag-Photoshop pa gyud ka.

[brenz105]

IMHO, depende na ug asa ka malipayon...
kung ang imong satisfaction as an artist ky makuha nimo sa pag edit2x sa photoshop, then pag master ana...
pero, kung inig take nmo sa picture, mka feel ka ug "urge" nga dapat perfect dayon imo shots, or mka feel ka ug lahi nga "high" or satisfaction ky sa dihang pag take pa lang nmo sa picture, ka ingon nka ug "wow!", then nalipay ka sa imo mga na capture na photos, so pagmaster ug photography. dako jd ug tabang dha ang mga nindot nga Lens.

[sizzlingROBOT]

If you have the endurance to edit hundreds of photographs and are not planning to go professional, you achieve your satisfaction through photoshop. I think there is nothing wrong with photoshopping your images. You just acknowledge before your viewers that you alter your images.

nako migo na maau kaayo mo photoshop and makuha jud niya ang "effect' sa mga specialty lenses, e.g. fisheye and bokeh sa 85mm 1.4. Planning to buy expensive lenses like these but naglibog ko kung palit ba or magtuon nalang ug photoshop kai gamay raman kaau diff., tingali to the untrained eye like mine. ur comments pls mga master. thx

[batig123]

thank you kaayo sa inyong feedback mga master. actually, i'm not a newbie aning bisyoha. been shooting for 6 years now and know a little PP. i'm just amazed w/ what photoshop can do ( in the hands of a master). my current lens lineup are the ff. nikkor 180mm2.8, 18-105vr,70-300vr,55mm2.8AFmicro,tok 11-16, Tammy70-200 2.8, 17-552.8 and the only kind of images it cant nearly duplicate are the ones taken by the micro and the UWA lenses. Sharpness,tone,bokeh are all almost equal IMHO. btaw sakto pud na kapoy na dugay PP and if u want to have good quality images na wanai daghan langas. once again thank you mga master sa mga tambag. regards and Godbless!
@radiostar- thx for the tip.

[sprex]

post daw sample bai sa imong gi ingon...